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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1359, 21 June 1918, Page 4

SEE THE UNDEE-GEAB OF THE GOLD CAR , The Stiulebaker Gold Car, now on exhibition at Adams, Ltd. 's motor ear showrooms. High Street, from 8 a.m. ta i 5 p.m. daily, is placed over a large mirror, w'.ich enables the public to conveniently inspect the beautifully design, ed chassis, and affords a unique vieiv of the sturdily-built transmission gear. Don't miss seeing this splendid car— a full size standard model 6-cylinder touring ear, finished in 24-carat gold. With the exception of the American "sunshade- hood, every detail is the same, save for gold finish, as the Studebaker ,-ars sold in New Zealand. .6

HOT-WATEK BOTTLES. With the rapid approach of winter, comfort loving humanity naturally begins to turn its mind to one of the primary comforts —the matter of warmth. No better purchase could be made in assuring the procuring of warmth and comfort than a hot-water bottle, and the best place in the citj for this article this season is Wallace and Co., chemists, High Street, who are stocking the finest-q ahty maroon rubber bottles, trimmed and reinforced at the edges, and bound with black rubber. This hot-water bottle is fitted with the holdfast, unloseable stopper, and is cuarpnteed for nine mouths. The prices are l>/6 and 10/6 each. .4 Good News. —No unnecessary handling when von send goods, parcels, furniture for Ashburton and intermediate towns by our live-ton motor lorry. Run* r< gularlv. The New Zealand Express Co., Ltd". 6 A necessary combination. In the preparation of prescriptions the necessary combination is accuracy and quality. To be entirely satisfactory a prescription must be just as the doctor ordered. A prescription compounded by me will be as the doctor wanted it. D. Ferguson Glanville, pharmaceutical and analytical chemist, 279 High Street, Christch"1 "'-* 1 - 9